Irvington

New Jersey

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General Info
Population	61,323
Center Elevation	154 ft(47 m)
Housing & Wealth
Median Home	$408,531
Median Rent	$1,875
Median Income	$76,250
Rent Burden	30%
Climate & Risks
Sunny Days	287 days/yr
Avg. High	64°F
Avg. Low	46°F
Comfort Score	59/100Good
Temp Swing	45°F
Annual Precipitation	53"(135 cm)
Annual Snowfall	19"(48 cm)
Air Quality	AQI 53 (Avg)32 days > 100
Infrastructure & Lifestyle
Safety Score	0 (Crime Index)
School Rating	2.6/10
Demographics
Median Age	34.4 years
College Educated	28%
Remote Workers	8%
Nature Access
Local Nature & Reserves	Finding...
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